...Using Stops Sign, It's Really Worn Out
by goinskiing

Comment:
beautiful X & stop sign - nice rustic, well worn painted wooden texture........ the low camera placement creates a momumental presentation - a view that usually might be seen through the eyes of a child or a midget. It is effective here. I appreciate your careful composition.

By the stone bridge in the swamps.
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Great shot...... I will take issue with the frame however..... seems unnecessary to me.

On the Dance Floor
by KevinRiggs

Comment:
I hope the dance position is done correctly - the image has a instructional quality to it. The superb muted colour is pleasant....... and extra point from me for elements of dance and human form....... a direct, simple and elegant point of view.

Come on in, the water's fine!
by Beetle

Comment:
This shot puts me inside your dishwasher! ........makes me think of a picture that i recently have seen of a dishwasher with a dog inside it, licking the dishes clean. I assume yours works the conventional way. I like your pic.

Overview to the Underworld
by banmorn

Comment:
Great composition, would like for the blacks to be blacker.........................

Message edited by author 2004-01-21 01:51:50.

Passionate Intensity....an emotional perspective
by grigrigirl

Comment:
this is good...... 10 An awkward, but expressive human form, counts as combined point of view of the model and photographer to me. Dividing garmet which fades into the utilitarian black background effects what I see as an interesting pose and composition. I am biased to the colour and light which sets the tone easier to look at. A less explainatory title would have suited me better, this foto has enough power to stand without one.

Bitter Cold
by Sonifo

Comment:
I never thought this would be yours, but it is one of your best.........

Despair in Triplicate
by lizzyc3

Comment:
don't do it your whole life is ahead of you.!!!!! 8

night divides the day
by cmangis

Comment:
lots of potential to this colourful pic.......

View Points
by sspin

Comment:
I enjoy the mystery of this image & location - and find interesting your (cropped and tilted?) angle of view, which encompasses a necessary diagional to include all the chairs . The repeated diagonal of the lens flare is a added bonus to the soft atmosphere to this composition.